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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1915
Page
3
Judge Gilliam ruled the 20 annual tuition fee and 90 tuition fee provisions valid. The suit, brought to restrain university officials from enforcing the act, will be appealed to the supreme court.
Denver Sept. 22. Plans to indict John D Rockefeller Jr and Colorado coal operators for conspiracy in causing deaths among strikers amid last year’s coal strike. A. M. Belcher arrives as plan is laid before state authorities. Judge Charles Monroe in Los Angeles seeks relief after handling 10,000 divorce cases. Nuff is plenty.
Publication of Archibald's letters seized abroad sparks possible punishment for alleged neutrality violation or conspiracy. Talks of recalling Austrian and Hungarian officials, and possible action against a New York Hungarian editor. No move against German ambassador.
The Alhambra opens with The House of a Thousand Scandals featuring Harold Lockwood and May Allison as a young millionaire and country girl in a social work story. A climactic attack ends with the colony’s destruction and the villain's death, then a happy ending.
A volley of readers letters accuses Cynthia Grey of sensationalism and calls for proof of printed material. Marie Mordeau dares The Star staff to verify submissions and invites public comment, detailing critiques of moral courage and urging plain talk.
Carranzistas have captured Chihuahua in a sweeping northward advance as Villa’s forces retreat toward the northern border of Chihuahua state. Reports say Villa aims to join Maytorena’s forces in Sonora while fleeing the onslaught.
Dr. 8. D. Cameron of North Yakima declined joining the British army to avoid losing his American citizenship. He sought enlistment in a Canadian regiment at Queen Charlotte Island Kaquimalt but discovered renunciation of U S rights was required. He returned home still an American.
The steamer City of Seattle from Alaska is due at 2 o'clock with 9 500 cases of canned salmon 47 boxes of fresh halibut and 26 crewmen aboard. It was damaged at Petersburg when it collided with a yacht tearing part of its side and injuring two staterooms.
A special Northern Pacific car carried East Wednesday morning from Seattle with 25 delegates bound for the 49th annual encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic in Washington, D. C., next week.
The schedule lists Miss Williams headlining a four day run at the Mission beginning Wednesday. Lillian Walker stars in The Fire Escape, with other features including The Man Trail at Liberty and The Mix-up at The Mix. The Mission offers multiple screenings through Saturday night and Thursday night Marie Covington at A theater nearby.
The program lists two parts of The Broken Coin and a two part drama What Might Have Been. Billie Ritchie stars in A Doomed Hero a two part comedy.
Carl H. Nau former Cleveland treasurer urged creating a formal city administration profession. Speaking to the Municipal League he argued accounting acts as an artificial eye for the vast city budget and that municipal leagues should expand focus beyond treasury oversight.
The Totem monthly staff list includes Kenneth Cole as editor Lucile Hicks society editor Clement Price art editor Allan Patton senior representative Jean Watson junior representative Muriel King sophomore representative Dora Willard Charles Peterson business manager Marion Herrick advertising manager Kenneth Cone treasurer with Arthur Rarig as faculty adviser.
The Star Want Ads section helps readers locate lost articles and items by listing descriptions and contact details. Advertisers and readers are advised to check the classified columns for item reimbursements and recovery notices.
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